Yoono is a plugin which has been around for a couple years now and I’ve seen it both featured in the Firefox plugin directory and reviewed on a number of other websites. I guess the best way to describe it is as the Flock sidebar for Firefox, however with support for more social networks and [...]

A couple weeks ago I posted that a developer had already discovered it was possible to run Firefox GreaseMonkey Scripts in Google Chrome and released Grease Metal to do just that.
InformationWeek announced today that according to Google Chrome Engineer Ojan Vafai the idea is for the browser to support both scripts and extensions:
"There’s two different [...]

Accelerators in Internet Explorer 8 are a great new feature, or will be if they become widely adopted.
So far they’re limited to a few Microsoft defaults and a couple others from Google, Wikipedia and Dictionary.com.
Silverlight programmer Tim decided to create an accelerator for TinyURL, which was something I was actually wishing for only a couple [...]

This is a post from Extendably’s new regular author Angelo. Each week he will be reviewing individual Firefox extensions.

The social web is a result of everyone’s desire to be connected instantly with the whole world, and we all seem to have caught the bug. Websites like Twitter, Plurk and Jaiku allow us to make a quick [...]

Some of the latest extension-based news from around the blogosphere:

Hack WordPress WordPress Plugin: Display your comment count to your readers
A Feedburner-like chicklet to display your total blog comment count
LifeHacker Battle of the Must-Have Firefox Extensions
16 extensions to choose from, vote for your favourite.

Forget Aero, forget the iPhone and and forget multi-touch technology… Photosynth is hands-down the coolest end-user product I’ve seen in years.
I say that because amazing prototypes and services come out of companies and research labs on a regular basis, but all too often they never reach the light of day again… or if they [...]

Digg has had its fair number of controversies over the last few years as it moved from a technology focused website to a mainstream news site. Controversy isn’t a bad thing, in fact it just proves that people care enough to complain.
Whatever the case, Digg has always been about the ‘front page’. Very recently [...]